4D Systems, 0.96in Arduino Compatible Display with OLED Display
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4D SystemsDiagonal Display Size
0.96in
Display Technology
OLED Display
Display Resolution
96 x 64pixel
Viewing Area Dimensions
20.1 x 13.4mm
Dimensions
32.7 x 26.7 x 13.2mm
For Use With
Arduino
Zemlja podrijetla
Philippines
Detalji o proizvodu
4D Systems PMOLED Display Modules with GOLDELOX Processor for Use with Arduino
The range of passive matrix OLED display modules for Arduino available from 4D Systems provide everything needed by a user to easily interface between an Arduino (using its serial port + one GPIO pin) and the OLED module, eliminating wiring headaches. The user can then quickly begin programming the 4D Systems display module through the Arduino. This display is a secondary display and does not replace the monitor or TV used to program the Arduino itself.
Powered from the Arduino the display module GOLDELOX processor can be programmed and configured using 4D Systems’ Workshop4 IDE software (see datasheet for download instruction). The OLED module is set up to receive a wide range of serial commands from the Arduino, for example, to display shapes, text, images, to play sounds and log data to the microSD card.
4D Systems Passive Matrix OLED Displays
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€ 103,00
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€ 103,00
komadno (u kutiji od 25) (bez PDV-a)
€ 128,75
komadno (u kutiji od 25) (s PDV-om)
25
Tehnička dokumentacija
Tehnički podaci
Proizvođač
4D SystemsDiagonal Display Size
0.96in
Display Technology
OLED Display
Display Resolution
96 x 64pixel
Viewing Area Dimensions
20.1 x 13.4mm
Dimensions
32.7 x 26.7 x 13.2mm
For Use With
Arduino
Zemlja podrijetla
Philippines
Detalji o proizvodu
4D Systems PMOLED Display Modules with GOLDELOX Processor for Use with Arduino
The range of passive matrix OLED display modules for Arduino available from 4D Systems provide everything needed by a user to easily interface between an Arduino (using its serial port + one GPIO pin) and the OLED module, eliminating wiring headaches. The user can then quickly begin programming the 4D Systems display module through the Arduino. This display is a secondary display and does not replace the monitor or TV used to program the Arduino itself.
Powered from the Arduino the display module GOLDELOX processor can be programmed and configured using 4D Systems’ Workshop4 IDE software (see datasheet for download instruction). The OLED module is set up to receive a wide range of serial commands from the Arduino, for example, to display shapes, text, images, to play sounds and log data to the microSD card.